Difference between the index funds S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100! Which is better for investing in? Helping you with Personal …
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S&P 500 100% you own the best in the market. The 500 control 80% of the total market movement, you arenβt just hoping for 50% of tech dominance βnon financialsβ in NASDAQ Indice.
Iβm not saying QQQ wonβt perform but you better hope that it outperforms financials forever, and that the volatility doesnβt drag returns and one ends up underperforming S&P 500 π€·π»ββοΈ
Thanks was wondering bcus pltr is moving to 100
No brainer bro. Look at the daily volume on both markets. SP 500 is in the billions most liquid market in the history of the world. True TECHNICAL TRADERS can trade any market with chart data.
I like stable sp500 and i find it the easiest to make a decision on taking a trade…
Instead of 1 invest your money in both
If a company is really good it will be part of the Nasdaq beca It will grow enough to join
If the S&P500 has a company and the Nasdaq doesnβt then itβs returns are capped to an amount that isnβt significant.
Get both
Hii bro can you make lengthy video about how many etf and mutual fund is there to invest in us stocks any etf or mutual fund is there to invest top 50 us stocks
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please suggest one Mirae Asset S&P 500 Top 50 vs Motilal Nasdaq 100?
Please reply
How you make a account?
Well it's clear as day that NASDAQ outperformed the S&P by a good 3-4% if you look at the historical avg yearly returns
NASDAQ 100 is a better performer than S&P500
what a great video congrats
but the only advantage of nasdaq is it pays dividends so for a 10 year investment you'd not only gain stock growth but would collect cash dividends that can be used to either reinvest or look for another investments
thank you for the straight forward answer
Nasdaq
BOTH!! Never stop learning and expanding your horizons
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Most of the time, Iβd prefer the S&P 500. However, if the Shiller PE ratio is not too elevated, then I prefer the NASDAQ. Next fall, at the end of October, I will put most of my portfolio into the NASDAQ.
After 20 years nasdaq
Both is bad
half half
If you compare the performance of the two since the NASDAQ 100's inception, it has gone up way more than the S&P 500. So yeah NASDAQ for me.
forgot about Dow Jones Industrial Index though
I dont have any NASDAQ